Publications
Backup: context, trends and technologies
Data protection is more important than ever due to the increasing volume and complexity of data, as well as the ever-more-sophisticated cybersecurity threats.
Izertis acquires Autentia in the biggest deal in its history
Izertis has completed its largest acquisition to date with the purchase of Autentia, a Madrid-based company specialising in strategic technology services and software development.
Cibersecurity: How to prepare for NIS2
The European Commission approved version 2.0 of the NIS Directive, whose main objective is to lead member states towards a common strategy regarding the protection of organisations in critical sectors.
Web3, towards a decentralized internet thanks to Blockchain
At Izertis, we firmly believe that the current trend of the Internet is heading towards a decentralized Web3 thanks to blockchain technology. The main advantages of Web3 for its users will be discuss.
Izertis increases its R&D projects up to 14.6 million euros
Izertis has participated in over 30 projects during 2022, positioning itself among the leading technology consultancies in terms of innovation in our country.
Google awards the recognition of Partner Premier 2023 to Izertis
Izertis has been awarded the Partner Premier 2023 recognition, granted by Google to only 3% of the companies in its Google Partners program. This recognition certifies us as one of the leading companies in Spain.
Frameworks: What happens when the solution becomes the problem in ICT environments?
Over several decades, we have seen how many organisations seek to solve their "problems" by eventually applying the most fashionable framework or solution. Does that sound familiar to you?
A brief story from Mary Kenneth Keller to ChatGPT
Mary Kenneth Keller was one of the first women and nuns to make history. She devised a computer language that facilitated computer programming and made computers accessible to anyone.
Irene Cid, Dean of COIIPA: "Companies have the ability to sow interest in IT education among young people"
We interviewed Irene Cid, a computer engineer, researcher and teacher at the University of Oviedo, with over 20 years of experience in the STEAM sector.